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Young Bar Toolkit Building and managing a practice for the self-employed Bar How to conduct yourself as a pupil Applications for tenancy Specialisation Maintaining relationships with more senior members of chambers Timetabling holidays Working with your clerks Relationships with solicitors Marketing your practice CPD: How best to choose your points Childcare and other personal commitments The first years of practice – regulatory requirements The Bar Council, the BSB Handbook and professional guidance Keeping a record of your work Volunteering Handling complaints made against you Financial affairs, accounting and tax for the self-employed Bar Income expectations at the Bar Chambers financial administration: what do or should your clerks do for you? Terms of payment How long do you have to wait? Outstanding fees: fee chasing and collection Study loans and pupillage awards Financial institutions used to dealing with barristers Overdrafts, practice loans, mortgages and credit Accountancy services Pensions and pension options VAT Record keeping: regulatory requirements and HMRC Tax and national insurance Professional insurance: The BMIF and regulatory requirements BARCO Sole practitioners ABSs and entitites: Dual-practice – employment as a consultant State benefits and tax credits for the self-employed Illness/critical illness insurance The employed Bar What is an employed barrister? Building and managing a practice at the employed Bar Where you can find support when things go wrong Regulatory issues Financial affairs, accounting and tax for the employed Bar Wellbeing and work/life balance Wellbeing at the Bar Stress The science Mental health: key facts Protect yourself Get help Special help for those with caring responsibilities Talking to your clerks about work life balance Handling Nerves at Court Monitoring Mentoring Dealing with criticism Equality and diversity Useful organisations at the Bar Pupillage and how to get it
Building and managing a practice for the self-employed Bar How to conduct yourself as a pupil Applications for tenancy Specialisation Maintaining relationships with more senior members of chambers Timetabling holidays Working with your clerks Relationships with solicitors Marketing your practice CPD: How best to choose your points Childcare and other personal commitments The first years of practice – regulatory requirements The Bar Council, the BSB Handbook and professional guidance Keeping a record of your work Volunteering Handling complaints made against you
How to conduct yourself as a pupil
Applications for tenancy
Specialisation
Maintaining relationships with more senior members of chambers
Timetabling holidays
Working with your clerks
Relationships with solicitors
Marketing your practice
CPD: How best to choose your points
Childcare and other personal commitments
The first years of practice – regulatory requirements
The Bar Council, the BSB Handbook and professional guidance
Keeping a record of your work
Volunteering
Handling complaints made against you
Financial affairs, accounting and tax for the self-employed Bar Income expectations at the Bar Chambers financial administration: what do or should your clerks do for you? Terms of payment How long do you have to wait? Outstanding fees: fee chasing and collection Study loans and pupillage awards Financial institutions used to dealing with barristers Overdrafts, practice loans, mortgages and credit Accountancy services Pensions and pension options VAT Record keeping: regulatory requirements and HMRC Tax and national insurance Professional insurance: The BMIF and regulatory requirements BARCO Sole practitioners ABSs and entitites: Dual-practice – employment as a consultant State benefits and tax credits for the self-employed Illness/critical illness insurance
Income expectations at the Bar
Chambers financial administration: what do or should your clerks do for you?
Terms of payment
How long do you have to wait?
Outstanding fees: fee chasing and collection
Study loans and pupillage awards
Financial institutions used to dealing with barristers
Overdrafts, practice loans, mortgages and credit
Accountancy services
Pensions and pension options
VAT
Record keeping: regulatory requirements and HMRC
Tax and national insurance
Professional insurance: The BMIF and regulatory requirements
BARCO
Sole practitioners
ABSs and entitites: Dual-practice – employment as a consultant
State benefits and tax credits for the self-employed
Illness/critical illness insurance
The employed Bar What is an employed barrister? Building and managing a practice at the employed Bar Where you can find support when things go wrong Regulatory issues Financial affairs, accounting and tax for the employed Bar
What is an employed barrister?
Building and managing a practice at the employed Bar
Where you can find support when things go wrong
Regulatory issues
Financial affairs, accounting and tax for the employed Bar
Wellbeing and work/life balance Wellbeing at the Bar Stress The science Mental health: key facts Protect yourself Get help Special help for those with caring responsibilities Talking to your clerks about work life balance Handling Nerves at Court Monitoring Mentoring Dealing with criticism Equality and diversity Useful organisations at the Bar
Wellbeing at the Bar
Stress
The science
Mental health: key facts
Protect yourself
Get help
Special help for those with caring responsibilities
Talking to your clerks about work life balance
Handling Nerves at Court
Monitoring
Mentoring
Dealing with criticism
Equality and diversity
Useful organisations at the Bar
Pupillage and how to get it
Events
Opportunities International Legal and Professional Development Grant Programme
International Legal and Professional Development Grant Programme
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Chairman’s Message
News & Updates
Day in the Life of
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